been there very quickly. is over, there are direct negotiations between the police of the lpr, the mgbr and the paratroopers brigade troops, they decided to let him go, something was not confirmed somewhere, well, sorry, this is again the front of the sphere of influence, the fact that drugs really enter the contact line in large quantities and that russian terrorist troops use drugs and drink alcohol, we we constantly receive this information from residents that drug addiction has appeared in large numbers and in a variety of ways, and... yes, somehow. mr. artem, we, we want more such stories, and we wish victory to both sides in such stories, thank you for participating in our program. artem lysogor, the head of the luhansk regional military administration, was with us, we are taking a short break, then we will talk about the bakhnud direction, stay with espresso. hello, woman, what to do when there are repairs? alohol should be taken, but what about bile? alohol, it protects the liver and gall bladder. natural components of alochol contribute to the normalization of liver and gall b

mgb need to be held accountable as well to serve the interest of public health u.s. is not a good fit for the grassroots role anymore, then oversight needs to go to another entity. options could include an office within the u.s. department of health and human services. could be a quasigovernment entity such as the akin to the u.s. indiana doping agency or center for safe support and nonfor profit with a necessary focus, expertise, resources and independence to do the job. that body should be guided by a national sports policy which we don't have developed with input from stakeholders across key sectors, public and private funding streams can and should be identified to support this essential work. there is a better future for sports in america. please believe that and it starts with policy. rewrite the amateur sports act and center the needs of yowts and communities and watch everything that sits on top of that base flourish more athletes, better athletes, yes more olympic and paraolympic inspiration thank you for your time and have you take any questions. >> thank y

was hit, well, as they said then, a projectile, yes, it was actually a mine, they didn't shoot at the mgbt shoot at the headquarters, that's the same thing. therefore, the irreplaceable goal of the ukrainian drg was the trolleybus stop in the fire district, in fact, there was something like that, there were clashes between the stronghold and the cossacks, the safonovskys and in general, someone owed something to someone, there were cossacks they came to punish, in general, they fired from a mortar at the oplotov base, which is nearby, but they know how to shoot like hell, so they missed and hit the stop because of it trolleybus, well, of course, when such a scandal comes out... because it didn't just happen like that, it happened, somehow, such a coincidence, you know, when lavrov was finally allowed to... to new york for a meeting of the un security council. so, when it became clear that lavrov was going there, that's when this shelling happened. silence in the west. in the international community, there is no wave, indignation, or condemnation, no one has ever expressed any alarm or con

it was from it that roman shukhevich entered the last battle with units of the soviet mgb.he most valuable thing in this museum is obviously the building of this museum, considering that this is the very building where the last battle took place on march 5, 1950, in which roman shukhevich died, it has been preserved since those years, from the 50s and somewhere... from the revival after the independence of ukraine, they started talking about the need to create a museum there. at the beginning of the full-scale invasion of the russians, the staff of the institution took six hundred of the most valuable exhibits of the shukhevych museum to a safe place, but they were not able to evacuate everything. strictly speaking, the term survived means that he is standing, you understand, that is, that he is with, that he did not collapse. everything is piled up, you just know, the wall is broken. restrains, and still surrenders, and roman shukhevych’s bust still survives ultor cheryshniovskyi works, that’s what we can talk about speak for now, everything else. burned down the museum of

it was from it that roman shukhevich entered the last battle with units of the soviet mgb. the most valuable obviously in this museum is the very building of this museum, taking into account the fact that this is the very building where the last battle took place on march 5, 1950, in which roman shukhevych died. it has been preserved since... those years, since the 50s , and sometime after the revival of ukraine's independence , they started talking about the need to create a museum there. at the beginning of the full-scale invasion of the russians, the staff of the institution took six hundred of the most valuable exhibits of the shukhevych museum to a safe place, but they were not able to evacuate everything. strictly speaking, the term survivor means that he stands, you understand, that is, the fact that it is standing, that it did not collapse, but everything collapsed. just know, a little bit of walls will hold back, and it still gives, and the bust of roman shukhevych, the works of uktor chereshniovskyi, is what we can talk about at the moment, everything else has obv

it was from it that roman shukhevich entered the last battle with units of the soviet mgb. the most valuable thing obviously in this museum is the very building of this museum. considering the fact that this is the very building where the last battle took place on march 5, 1950, in which roman shukhevych died, it has been preserved since those years, from the 50s, and sometime after the revival of ukraine's independence , they began to talk about the fact that a museum should be created there. six hundred of the most valuable exhibits of the shukhevych museum are still at the beginning of a full-scale invasion by the russians, the employees of the institution took them to a safe place, but they were not able to evacuate everything. strictly speaking, the term "survived" means that it is standing , you understand, that is, that it is standing, that it has not collapsed, but everything is collapsed, you just know, a little bit of walls strives, and still surrenders, and the bust of roman shukhevych, works of uktor chereshniovskyi, this is what we can talk about for now, every

and we warn them very much, because in schools there are constant checks with the involvement of the mgb and the fsb of russia, if they are found some communication, conversations with parents and with everyone begin there. mr. artem, you actually touched on the fact that the biggest resistance. young people are doing to the occupiers, and here the center of national resistance informs that the russians intend to create a temporary in the occupied territories of your region , the so-called museums of the war against. of ukraine and are actually trying to bring all sorts of things, you know, anti-war attributes, i mean some kind of harness and the like, and we actually understand that in this way they will try to wash the country even more with milk, so that they successfully have been doing since 2014, and now it will simply extend to the occupied territories that they were able to grab during the full-scale invasion, which is known about these museums. so-called, and in in principle, about their desire to wash cities, this applies not only to museums, yes, but also to educational progra

the germans again, they suspected that he works for soviet intelligence, so he eventually perished in mgb this beard, with his intelligent appearance, but he’s kind man, everyone said, the kindest democrat, until what did he agree on, he told the truth , you know, he says, there is no other way than the introduction of nato troops into the territory of belarus, well, no, let’s admit it, that is , the person who walked here with a scarf tied around him, a fighter, well, yushchenko copied, pretended, we can’t think of anything , talks about the war, and poznyak, well, he’s a man , and the national debt is growing, they talk a lot about this too, but in general they get, skim the cream off what they did in europe, here are the eu sanctions against russia resulted in losses for european energy companies, but brought huge profits to their american competitors, said the head of the largest hungarian company mol, zsolt hernadi. in the first half of twenty-three, us oil and gas exports reached record levels. as for oil, europe has become the number one market for it, 44% of the us. exports fell t

served the germans again , they suspected that he worked for soviet intelligence, so he ended up in mgbd down from generation to generation in a generation, indeed, those who served as nazis, then went to the west, began serving in the cia, the cia is now quietly handing them all over, declassifying these documents, and the next generation has come, the logic, behavior , psychology are the same, and you know, what they all have in common is that they all end up licking someone else's boot, having sold your homeland, you said it softly, well... a censorship program, you see , what zenon paznyak said about this very thing , let's listen, the belarusians don't know anything about it, the belarusians are mauchats, oh, what a mauklivya, tolerant, everything , but i know hell, it takes a few hours, and it ’s all gone, and then belarus is calm, without emotion, i’ll tease you, so that the masks are fighting, okay, i know, and remember milenkevich, such a figure with a yellow scarf that resembled . pretended to be intelligent, but what did he say? he sits again with that beard, with an intellig